On Sat, 3 May 2008 16:50:40 +0200, "PeroPeroHop"
<PeroPeroHop@pero.vom> wrote:

>It's 11mbps, i'm sending data(making an disk image) cross
>one computer to other and the average speed is 650kb/second.
>I have Intel wifi card bg 2200 on first computer and usb adaptor 108 mbps on
>other computer ?
>Thanks.

Ad-hoc is only specified to 11Mbit/sec connection speed. Some
wireless devices will go faster in ad-hoc mode, but it's NOT
officially supported.

Maximum thruput is roughly half the connection speed. See table at:
<http://wireless.wikia.com/wiki/Wi-Fi#Performance_and_Speed>

The Intel 2200BG will only do 54Mbits/sec, which will give you a
maximum throughput of about 25Mbits/sec.

100baseT-FDX over CAT5 will do about 80-90MBits/sec. Gigabit ethernet
will go even faster. Making disk images requires that the transfer
NOT be interrupted, which unfortunately is a common wireless problem
when interference stops the transfer. If you want speed and
reliability, I suggest you consider a wired solution, instead of
wireless.
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